Sick of Beige: TikTok Users Reviewing ‘Sad Beige’ Apartment

After moving in, they replaced the floors, added radiant heating, and changed the furniture, but people were critical of the transformation. Ms. Ganzarain admitted that the apartment was old and needed upgrades. Some people accused her of controlling her partner and even made threats towards her. The internet term “sad beige” was used on TikTok, to describe a trend that Ms. DeRoche helped popularize. An interior designer mentioned that the trend of neutrals might be ending. Ms. Ganzarain has found some value in the conversations she had with people despite the criticism. Her boyfriend declined to be named, but he humorously weighed in on the situation.

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Montana Judge Puts a Stop to TikTok Ban

The TikTok ban in Montana has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge, Donald W. Molloy. The ban was meant to take effect next year. Molloy stated that the ban violated the First Amendment and issued a preliminary injunction to prevent it. TikTok has been in a legal battle with the state of Montana since […]

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Big Corporations Develop Reliable Methods for Identifying Trusted A.I. Data

The fuel for artificial intelligence is data and it is a concern for large businesses. The Data and Trust Alliance, a nonprofit group, developed standards for describing data origins and its legal rights. It includes data’s origin, history, and intended use. The purpose of these standards is to provide more information and clarity about data. […]

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Meta Reports 4,789 Facebook Accounts in China Pretended to be Americans

On Thursday, Meta removed thousands of Facebook accounts based in China. The accounts were impersonating Americans and engaging in political debates in the United States. The company warned that this campaign could foretell coordinated international efforts to influence the 2024 presidential election. According to Meta, the network of fake accounts consisted of 4,789 accounts. They […]

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